If the subject of the contract includes issues that may be controversial or "touchy," it is best to
A)keep lawyers out of the negotiation,so relationships are not strained.
B)deal with them up front before the relationship becomes strained.
C)deal with them one at a time,as the problems arise.
D)state your position up front and stand firm when the other party objects.

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It is always better to deal with potential controversial or sensitive issues up front, before the relationship becomes strained. Addressing them early on can help establish clear expectations and prevent misunderstandings. Waiting until problems arise, or attempting to avoid them altogether, can lead to more conflict and strain on the relationship.

If the Subject of the Contract Includes Issues That May